Fountain

The water fountain: more hydration, fewer kidney worries

Many cats drink too little, which strains their kidneys. Drawn to moving water, they drink more from a fountain than from a bowl. A real everyday prevention gesture.

Why does my cat drink so little?

In the wild, a cat gets its water from prey. Faced with stagnant water, it's often wary. A fountain, which oxygenates and filters water continuously, naturally encourages it to drink more.

Which fountain to choose and how to maintain it?

Choose a quiet fountain with adjustable flow that's easy to dismantle. Change the filter as recommended and clean the tank regularly: clean water is the key to keeping your cat drinking from it.

Our fountains and water bowls range

• Water fountains: continuously filtered and oxygenated water.
• Replacement filters: activated carbon for always-clean water.
• Ceramic fountains: hygienic and quiet.
• Classic water bowls: to add more water points.
• Accessories: pumps, mats and spare parts.

The AnimalParadise expert tip: spread water points around the home, away from the food bowl and litter box: a cat drinks more willingly when water is easy to reach and away from its eating corner.

A question about your cat's hydration? Our advisors are here to help, and we deliver throughout Europe.